Kristina is a language teacher at Örnsköldsviks Gymnasium and back in 2017 she was looking for an online teaching tool where her students could write, adjust and revise written texts without the inconvenience of working by hand and to mark their work more easily.
Magnus sat in the adjoining office and being a Mathematics teacher, was looking for a digital assessment tool with built-in access to a calculator and Geogebra so that Mathematics exams could be run without the need for extra devices on the students’ desks.
In addition, both Kristina and Magnus required the digital tool to be reliable and secure, preventing student access to the internet during an assessment and so remove the opportunity to cheat or collude with others. They needed to feel confident that they could use this tool even for high stakes examinations.
After some research and sharing of ideas, the solution for both of them was found in Exam.net.
An online assessment platform needs to be so intuitive that everyone – all teachers and all students – can use it… Exam.net lives up to that.”
Magnus Wallberg, Mathematics teacher,
Örnsköldsviks Gymnasium
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